TH" OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B

Cy WEDNESDAY, JULY 15," me -

Cash

“AT was very early in the
history of EATON’S
that the principle and

1] practise of buying and sell-

: | ing for Cash only was laid
f; down. With certain excep-
tions we shall mention
later, this is still the
EATON way of doing busi-

ness.

Today we still pay cash
ourselves for our pur-
chases, because by so do-
ing we are able to buy to
the very best advantage.
And we confine our selling
activities largely to the
same basis for exactly the
same reason—because
Cash Merchandising offers
the customer the lowest
possible pricing on what-
ever she buys.
On certain items of fur-
i niture, furnishings and
iG f; other equipment we do, as
m| a convenience to custom-
ers, offer the terms of the
EATON Budget Plan. But
the Budget Plan prices are
hiyher than the Cash
Prices, They have to be,

because it does cost more
to sell merchandise “On -
Time.” The alternative of
paying Cash is always of-
fered, however—and there
‘is always’'a worth-while
saving when you do!

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Many people are planning their
‘const trips now before the Jubilee
rush sets In.’ Good hotel rooms
ure difficult to get even now when
you come‘to town, Why not re-
serve your accommodation as early
you can? You are always assured
of the utmost service at the Gros-
venor,

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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here, There and Beyond

ska on Saturday evening and stayed
until Sunday morning. It carried a
humber of passengers, including the
man who drove the reindeer from Ala-
ska across country to the Mackenzie
river couniry.
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Tatrick Shannon, lately of San Fran
cisco, an author, arrived in Hazelton
and expects to remain a few months

gathering data and writing,
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The Hazelton or near Hazelton pro-
phet of wenther, reported Wednesday
morning that clear,¢warm, bright and
growing weather was upon us and the
farmers could ‘start haying, ete. We,
think he wns just trying to Keep up
the spirits of the farmers and others.

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iGeo. Oulton is now estalulished on

has started to develop his dairy busi-
ness once more,

Another plane came down from Ala-’

hiis ok farm again near Smithers and,

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‘Two nieces of the late Louis Shorn
are in Telkwa, together with a grand
nieee, They arrived last week. froin;
Alhambra, Cal, and intend to remain |
nntil more can be leamed of the dis-

appearance of Mr. Shorn. and until
the este ite can be wound uy.
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The farmers of the Bulkley Valley
are Imilding a new. warehouse sand
storage for grain at Telkwa, just op-
pesite Thorp & Hoop’s real estate and
instivance and .farm implement. place.
The building. will be two stories and
aheat 25 by 40. . j
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A wayfrelght was sent over the line
ou Thesday. with orders to go through
to Prince Hupert ‘That was the first
train over the line for over a. month,

in fact nearly two months.
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A pack train enme in from the Chil-
eoten on “Cuesday, the first for the
year, Pack trains are becoming move

and more infrequent.
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A couple of tourists blew in off the
train the ather day wita & full kit of
fishing equipment. ‘They went off up

strenms-and lakes.

Mr.
silvet nine away up- past Dawson, in’
the Canadian Yukon, flew over here
on Sunday night in his own plane. He
did not stop or anything, just kept on
going as if be had an objective.

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Miss Orrice Sargent returned home

on ‘Tesday afternbon after spending

xevernl weeks with her grand-mother
, :

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Mrs, Aidrew Cram of Powell River.
C4, who has spent the past. mouth |
ut her old home in New. Hazelton as a;
suest of her father, 0, Johnson, left .
Tuestlay evening on the return
She is accompianiet to Powell River by
her youngest brother, Eric Johnson,
who will mike his home with his sister
Mrs, Cram and Erle trayelled by cnr
with a ‘urty from Sinithers:

Olaf Tolnison, wha is “employed at
Nash, spent: 0, few hours. nt hiv home
bere the. first, of: the aveek. to, Ree - -his
daughter find ‘soul before fley left for:
Toewell River, 0

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Mis, George Wall left smithers om
Wednesday for - Vancouver. where she
will spend a month visiting. with rela-
tives and tuke in the Tubilee,. ve

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Dr. Dohnnge of Ottawa, Departinent
of Mines,. ‘passed . through ° chere ‘'Tues-
day: enroute to Usk ‘where he: will make
an examination af some: ‘of - the, ‘very.
promising. gold. ‘properties in that vl-

‘leinity that) nre:belng: ‘developed : jad

are about. to’ ‘be. Meveloped. ©
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Dr. *Peltord, well known: in this ‘iis.

radio, orator, has been: chosen as: hend

vet Canyon.

the Kispiox for a bhoedday along the ;

Wernecke, owner of the Mayo |

trly. :

onust be a good administrator.

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of the C. C, F. in British Columbia in
“place of Rey, Mr, Connell, M.L.A.
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The resumed train service on the
line from Jasper to Prince Rupert will
provide three mail trains a week each
way. They will leave New Hazelton,
going east on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Going west they will leave
New Hazelton in the early afternoon
on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, This
service goes into effect this week, the
‘first train going through to Prince Ra-
pert on Friday of this week.
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lL C. K. Sealy of Gilentanna and
Smithers, and James Meltae of South

; Hazelton motored to Vancouver for a
‘holiduy and did some business also.

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Mr,-and Mrs. Monk of Winnipeg are
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Monk of
Smithers. Qn Sunday they motored
to New Hazelton to get some fresh

|Strawberries and. cream and other gar-

den delicacies in the country where
“the pastures are green” and where a

lot. of wonderful scenery is thrown in.
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The first sockeye run started Inst
Sunday, July 12, and that is about the
date the fish always get up to Hagwil-
The Indians are doing
well with their gaffs and a good sup-
pls ef this king of all fish, is being
put up for the winter. Before the
sockeye started there was a falr run
of springs in spite of the high water
in rhe rivers. _

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-Thomas .MacCormick,.a resident af
South Hazelton ‘for the last seven or
eight years, died at, the Hazelton Hos-
pitni on Sunday after an illness of
several weeks, at the age of 78 years.
The funernt was hekl on Tuesday af-
ternoon with interment taking place

‘in the Hazelton cemetery. “So far as

is known the deceased hal uo relatives

in this country.
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A son ivas born on July 10 te Mr.

avd Mes, H. Richmond of Carnaby, at

the Wavelton Hospital. a
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B. C. forest indusfries produce up to
§90.000,000 of wenlth a year. Help
prevent forest fires. ;

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The. scarlet frult.of the silver but-
falo-berry tree imparts A pny touch to
prairie farms where. the tree is used
in the. surrounding shubberles.. It. is a

- nutive of. the prairies, and is found in

the hills. ‘and nlang streams from the

Pembina mountains in Manitoba to the |

Bow river in the Rocky mountains In
the Manitebn hills the tree grows to a
height of 18 feet It is generally arm-

od with thorns, -
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Srenking in the House of Commons
"Aliss Agnes MePhnil, M.D. said—Peo-
le: think that any fool can ‘farm:
they think thnt nll a farmer has to da
ix ta serateh the earth and sow some
sem. Actually a suceesstul ‘farmer
He has
to know everything, He must he a
good horticulturist, a cereallst and 1
stock breeder. ‘Running a farm Is no
jeh for an amateur.—Yet is it not sur-
prishig how many ‘amateurs pelleve

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consyimption of. ‘milk’ Der.
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about. 14: of; ‘pint’ n “doy
to dietet c duthorities. every”
‘should, dvink at: Jeast a quart: of: milk

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“An aninliists of pbc obtnined fron |.
$.213 families, din: various wrban and]
rural avens- in: the provinces of Quebec | +: is “y
ontario ant. Alberta. ‘showed ‘that the): es

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Ser enty-five per cent of the forest
fires in B. C. are sturted br human
agencies and are preventable. - Pre-

rent forest fires. ©
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B.C. foresta normally give employ-
ment to 30,000 men. Help protect the
forests from fire, .

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After a trip to Prince Rupert where
a new stern bearing was installed the
Liewellyn* ‘boat is making steady runs
and bringing from three-quarters of a
ton to a ton of frelght each trip and
hoped to cfean up the freight at the
end of steel by Tuesday ready for the
fresh shipments from Rupert Wednes-
day. .

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The ‘Hazelton Hospital

The Hazelton Hospital issues
tickets for any period at $1.50
a month in advance, This rate
includes office .. consultations,
medicines, as well as all costs
while at the Hospltel. Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton ‘fat
the Drag Stove,“. or by. ‘mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent at the Hospital.

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HAZELTON

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